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One of the final NVIDIA GeForce GTX 650 Ti Boost video cards we're looking at comes from EVGA. Did we leave the best till last?
When PC gamers upgrade their computer's video card, they want to get as much value as possible from their investment. They also want to be covered in case of failure, and get back into the fight as quickly as possible. NVIDIA's GeForce GTX 660 graphics card delivers impressive performance to the mainstream, pushed into hyper speed by EVGA's factory SuperClocked treatment. A 3-year warranty can be extended to 10-years, surpassing every other brand in the industry. In this article, Benchmark Reviews tests the EVGA GeForce GTX 660 2GB SC (model 02G-P4-2662-KR) against a collection of DirectX 11 discrete graphics solutions.
The new GeForce GTX 660 is the latest GPU from NVIDIA, and EVGA is providing six different video card models based on this new GPU. Let's see how the SuperClocked model fared on our tests.
The new GeForce GTX 660 Ti, which is being released today, is the latest GPU from NVIDIA, and EVGA is providing six different video card models based on this new GPU. Let's see how the SuperClocked model fared on our tests.
The EVGA GeForce GTX 670 FTW resembles the GTX 680 much more than the GTX 670. The clock frequencies, the PCB, and the cooler are all from the GTX 680. Only the lower number of shader units reveal the fact that it's actually a GTX 670.
Mit der Geforce GTX 670 baut Nvidia das hauseigene Kepler-Portfolio nach unten hin aus. Die Referenzversion kann mit einer hohen Performance aufwarten und positioniert sich zwischen der Radeon HD 7970 und HD 7950. Doch Boardpartner wie EVGA halten wie üblich eigene Kreationen mit werkseitigem Overclocking und eigenen Kühllösungen bereit, die mit noch mehr Leistung punkten können. Die derzeit wohl interessanteste GTX 670 dürfte die FTW-Version der US-Amerikaner sein, denn deren Basis bildet eine GTX 680.
The video card from EVGA we're looking at today is the GeForce GTX 670 FTW LE 2GB. To easily understand where it fits in EVGA's lineup, it their entry level non-reference design offering that's one step higher than the basic reference design. With the term FTW (for the win) in it's name, you'd probably assume that this is one of EVGA's higher end cards. You would be semi-right, as the FTW (and FTW SIG2) version are EVGA's top 2GB GTX 670 products. It's the LE suffix that denotes the lower end of the scale. To me, FTW LE is an oxymoron.
We will be taking EVGAs latest GTX 670, the FTW Signature 2 Edition and putting it head to head with the ASUS 7970 DirectCU2 to find out how each performs in games such as Far Cry 3, Assassins Creed and Hitman Absolution. Of course this will all be real world gaming and the usual GPU computing, media and power/thermal testing will be thrown in too.
The new GeForce GTX 670, which is being released today, is a more affordable version of the GeForce GTX 680, costing USD 400 and, therefore, competing with AMD's Radeon HD 7950. Let's see how the SuperClocked model from EVGA fared in our tests.
The GeForce GTX 680 is the latest and greatest graphics processor from NVIDIA, using a new architecture called "Kepler," a new manufacturing process (28 nm), a dynamic overclocking technology, and supporting the PCI Express 3.0 specification.
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